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Newspaper Page TextFXOfl TOUR Kedford mail tribune AS lNIKI'l'lfi-NT NI-;VS1A)JK Offk-o, Mull Tribune KuitrtinK, 2&-L'7-2U jsiortli lJrtnTt. j'lione A cnn.vr,l!(l!itlon tf tin- I tMiiiwrnti r TlrtH-H. Tim .M.-If..rl M.iil, Th .Mi-ufonl Trilmno, 1 Ii' Soul lirn Urf ycnil.'in. Til' Aftliluiul Tribuiif. The MeilfonI Sunday Sun is furnish''! Hiilisciilt'-rs (lfhlrina u a.'Vcn-Uay dally JiOi;i:iir Jtrifu K-ntor S. S. S.MlTil. .Mniia.r. SUBSCRIPTION TERM St HV MA J I I N AKVAM'i;: Daily, uiih Suinlny Sim, y.-ar. . on Jiuily, with J-iin.;.y Sun. uiutit h.... Iai!y, without Hini'Iity Sun, year.. Dnily, without S'iiii(iay .Sun. month UV.klv Miiii Triliviiic on- v.-;it l.: Suii'lav Sun, nt vc;u- . . 1 I UY "A Kit I !' rt. In .M-'iirnnl. Achlaml, Jai-ksoiiViHc, r-r-mral I'uiiii, rux. i iKiily. with Sumlav Suti. inontli. .. Ially, without Suii.l.iy Stitt, fiir. lolly, wJtl t Kumhiy Sun, ni"uUi Offlrlnl l:ipr of tli" I'itv Official piip. r itf Jarkf-.it .f .M iift.nl. Knl'T'-'l an sT'iiiiM-clii ss m.iMc Mi'iifunl, Or. uii.lt r I !n- :ioi .f A . l7t. Sworn dfilly in nix niujiths lrriil;itir April : .MJCMiiHi: or thk assu'-javko ci:ksh. Full T.ffiscil Vir St-ryir-... Tho Ash rliilr.l I'n-s.'i in I'Xdimv. ly 11hi t;u for ri-i'iil'lh'iif ifj iltspnt.lu-n cif'lii''.l t'i it 01 vim- ficilitf-il In Ihi.u icijii c. ; luttil in-wt. .itlilKi-. h.-nln. oT ii-publk'utiim of f-p. cliil Iter "In (uv iiIhi r'-rv'-d. i-ntith-.1' :ill i not c All rlKliOt ili.Hiiatclif.s Ye Smudge Pot Pj Arthur Perry It Is licit llltcly (hat cue hail nuy 11ilni in ilci -Willi l he til In r. Iml l wo tlayn alUr liiiliilinciils hy Icilnnil cuiurlK in lliri'n states hail liccn I'ilinl. 1h wnnl is Kivcn nut that prlri-s have ruacliud Ilia "iii'ak". Tim inillut iiimilii were for iirofitui'iiiif;. It now ili'Vi'liiim Unit a Kent at I.os AnciilciM whose mlinl has ljumi a blank for ;i(i months, has thrno wives, and la short $UijU0. The prHRiit h'fylo of hair dressing Ih held "innnoral" by int'tnlier.s of the ellquo Heekinj; to regulate everythiiiK frwin HhocshliiiiiH; lo hIiooIIiik. The best Ktylo is the jlaiu knot in ttie back or tho head, wrowod up so tight tho eyebrows aro pulled up. 311 Johnson han the flu, which' mny bo what hia presidential boom ia kuI forlng from. An linuminlly noisy -Id nnibled down th'd Main Moiii Mon pm., which for a time w;is mistook for Jerry Jeramo laiiKhing. A larger crowd than expected turn ed out yesterday ptu. to let tho glor- SaiiH aunHhlno filler thru their whiH Iters, lentlemen who desire lo run n io lllk'Rl pitchfork thru Senator Cham berlain say his opposition to Presi dent Wllfiou will defeat him, which will bo exactly what electH him. In cidentally, there are all kind of ian (Uduten to run for everything, but bonntpr Chaniborlain'B present job. Thero is no bottom to the feinin (no mind for uniqueesH in cruelty. A merchant reports ; lint his ahins ur! alwayn barked frn;n Urn kicks of r "wifo and daughter, who thus correct bla errors, and keep hi 111 In bis place. The present hailed up condition of the political HiluatUm in due to the Indifference of lreil Mears In making up his mind who i.4 ttie best man for the OOP nomination. i-'red Itimwi! "who f.s the best man, but being a lawyer it would never do lo name him without '2 weeks deliberation. Tho Coos Hay Times littles that 'Oliver Perry of Itandon .pent 'last week salvaging a rowlmat." Some jnoro "don't give up the ship" stuff. The weather has been ideal the last three days, bat as a prize pessim ist of I he valley t.nce observed, it "don't lower the taxes any." lit Keels Like n New Man llheuinat In pains, backache, pain:-? in aides, sore muscles, r. iff joints or mi "always tired" feeling are usual ly symptoms of disordered kidneys. V. W. Wells, Tiiqutn, Mich., writes "I am on my feet most of tho time nnd get tired. Put alter taking Fo ley Kidney Pills I feel like a new man. 1 reennimend them to my cus tomers and have never heard of any caso where they did not give satisfac tion." Prompt in action to relieve liidney troubles and bladder ailments. X'nr ca In lv Medfonl Pliarmacv. If I FAIL to CURE any CANCtr? or TUMCF Without Knife. Pain or PAY Until CURED WRITTEN GUAKANItE No FRAUD my mllil SOUIIIIIIG I'USIIHS Cllfl- mi H ,;r.--l f n.-. An? TUMOR, LUMP vr Soro ti ti.i' In', in.-i- ... h' W I,.ik CANCER: ii ii.v.r (ki.ii iiiii.l li.t i,t.'.i:o UO-Pauc Hook 1 Itl'i:. :tll!H'H r..r..l WRITt TO SOME e T V--. : Any LUMP'" WOMAN'S BREAST i.PIVPCD " POISONS t'rn ?M Til IS UHltUtP. (..ANUS ;nJ KILLS 01 im Vf'V . (hj lorn: .(! 11' LI; ( ii I nor ci i"! .ii U 'M p-'i 1 I cancer i-t Vit n tl. Writs Dr, S R. Chamley StiVil ikE 3 Greatest Cancer Specialists livi!;. Reliable Ofticf. 57 Sith SI. San Frnncieo. Cnl eiiHil MAIL THIS tu toiv.s one WIIH CANCLR ON THIN-ICE. WITJf tho iUinovmcr'iiH'nt of HtliU-al activity on. tin jmrt of 1 1 1 American Federation of Labor, comes unfortunately the official declaration of a railroad strike on February 17th. Ivuilroad Administrator I lines declares that such a strike is in direct violation of the union wage agreement. Jf this is true the strike will not ct very far. The American people as a -whole are tired of strikes, partienlarlv strikes on the railroads. They are also tired of the hlntf-and-bludeon methods of organized labor. In other words labor at the present moment is skating on 1 hin ice. There never has been a time when the Ameri can Federal ion needed for its own good, to be more cirenm- tjjccf , , 1'v fair minded person welcomes labor in politics, -i democraev the nioi-e actual iiolitical naiticioation inV 1)1 tin! hcltf-r. lint ;i liihur jmi-ty Jixikinjr only to jls sclhsli ;ulv:iii(:;tc', will no more lie loliTiitcil tli.-iu was t lit liig Imsi ncss party in tin- palmy clays of Mark llaniia. Aniioiiiicin polilical ai-1.ivity jiic day and lircaking a va'j,c ai'ccinciit the next raises a suspicion that lalior cn Icrs Tiolil ii-s rrmn motives rather sinister and selfish. 'J'lio ju.xlaposil ion will nut look well to the people as a whole. Instead i.l' ivinoviiio- ;in existing jirejndice-it will in crease it. i rejiidice is me lasv l i 1 1 1 1 UP TO THE PEOPLE. O LV an overwhelming the neople will secure date of either party. Jt is plain cnongh that neither the republican nor democratic politicians, want. Jiim It is also plain enough thai with the American people at large I loover sfands head and slmnlders above every other can didate, lint the political machinery is not in the hands of the people and the liih emotional strain of the war has been followed by an apathy toward everything,- polities included, unless Hie rank and lilc wake ip and shout, the race in UJliO will be between I wo partisan figure heads, with the professionals as usual pulling the strings. Gloucester, - Mother of Fisheries As I 'ne le Sam's merchant marine expands, many mi bistmie nort where ships from t;verv clime once rode at anchor is liheiv lo be restor ed lo its one time m'nritimc tilorv. (iloiieesler, .Mass., is an example. Almost, as conspicuous as ('ape Tod, (he iiaiint. hall'-clinched list U) tho south, is the knob nlrudin I rom I he norlheast corner ol' Massa chusetts, known iis Capl Ann, where (iluiwlcr Lrrew. Thuuurli I lie hitter I'urnishi'd n bleaker and more barren haven Cor adventurous explorers, a temporary settlement was made there only three vcu,rs after the Mayflower arrived at Plvnioulh. Some evideuee indicates that i Thorwnld's "('apt! of the Cross,'' j which he though to be n iirojeclion of ( Jreeiilanil, .was I he bleak Cnpe Antu Ibisnold, l'riinr, and . Wey mouth, lo mention only a lew, vov aued about the region, and Capt. John Smith explored the coast with in Iwo decades before the Pilgrims came. Stnitli btndetl on what now is Cape Ann and called it Tniiuib.andn in honor of a Turkish I'oeahoutas wu did not risk her head, but who fed him while he was a prisoner. Whether, the dozen or so sailors dropped off a I Cape Ann in Jtil;t bv an Kniilish fishimr vessel all mov ed on laler lo Salem or whether n fuw remained is in dispute. Within 1 " vears ( iloucesler's authenticated hislorv begins, hi Ili-12 n township was formed, which in Wu't raised bv draft ils uuola for Ihe Indian war. In ItiSS six acres of land wen' allot -etl lo everv able bodietl male, ,and in tilt; same vcar Ihe slurdv pioneers declined lo pav certain taxes levied bv the roval governor. Sir Kdwiu An tlnm. They Came to l-'ish Through reports hke lhal of CapC Jobu Smilb, of "auudim: with a book and crossing Ihe sweet air Inun isle to isle," attracted manv lneiii fisbin-J vessels, earlv seltlers .seem to have sought siibilenee larnelv from the barren soil. Not until aboul 1 7110 wits (ilum-cslcr ideut il'ied par ticularly wil h I ishim:. l-'nun that time (he slorv of Uloiicester's t'ishei folk would fill books and b I net -such books as those of .laiue. I I . CtHinollv, Mrs. Want's "Obi Maid's;'" Paradise." and Kipliuu's "('nplaiiisl (.'ourajreous." Farther and 1 ai ihcr as, -a went the I.Mflilv li--herman. dlcver''--" the i The Absolute Safbty The Nedford JfanoNAL Bani A Sure Foundation Oni' meniter-blp In the l edeial lleseive Hanking System protect our Interest juid Ours alike. It places Hie TWO BILLION IN GOLD held hy the I'ederal Hanking Stcm ns an invliuit'Ie ami iiuhakealle wall of protection artnind Tills Nutioual lljink and its Ciistoineis. ho your ILuikin with us. Sale and Ite Safe. YOUR BANK Tho Itink uilh NiKliiiml S.'iiii'Uy. lliOgliTOlMMMIlLliM r WEUTORT) TflXTT; TOTBTTT$T!, lalior can allon now. demonstration on the nart of. 'Herbert Hoover as the candi off Xova Sco ol'!' N'eivfotiud tin : Ihe (iraud Maul land; and the St. (JeorL'c's Hank. PJP miles to Ihe southeast of the head land. II. was off Ihe St. (leorue's Hanks Hint the "biir storm' of 1802 carried HI scboimers and li8 men to tlm bottom. r Kpie of n'vneroiis deep sea tratre dies of this sort is Longfellow's "Wreck of Ihe Hesperus," of -which Norman's Woe, off Gloucester is the scene, thoiitrh that particular story is only traditional. Thacher's Woe mfirks the wreck of a vessel from Ipswich bound 1'or Marblehead, ear ryinir a eleryvman and his six child ren, a son-in-law and bis four child ren. When the vess ; was battered lo pieces on a rock the only survivors were, this son-in-law, Aulhonv Timelier, mid his wife. The fishimr banks lie belween the Atlanlie shores and the (iulf stream Ihe theory of their formation is thai ice masses lloat southward until they encounter the stream's warm current ns inev men, ine eartii and sand thev earrv is deposited to form (he hunk and hollows where fish lire snawned Sihooners Originated There Schooners are said to have oria inatcd in Gloucester and to have been so named by a (Ifoucester sliii wriyhl who went he launched a sel beard a spectator exclaim, ''Oh now she scoous. 1 hat expression was used to describe the bounding ot a pebble thrown sidewise into Hi water. Manv facts aboul Gloucester, as of other early New Knuland communi lies, are derived from such naive verses as I hose left bv Thomns Ful ler, an earlv settler, who write: "In Unit v-eiuhl I .set mv foot, I 'pon New Kniiland's shore: my tiiouuhls were then to stav tmc year. And here lo stav no more."! Tax records, imi, have their his toric sidelights, espeeialy biouraphi enl. such as the list ot exemptions with Hems like these: "Capt. Haskell hath been sick al 1 most this half year and mains." luchard Dike beiinr distempered v' liead' "Mr. I lenrv Walker, very ai:ed : nef ahle to do nothing. nomas ui--js, Senior, is decrepit ,I1S bins. MUIglimmTMMlLMM Bank of Have this rrotection. leel MEDFORD. ftlM:i Tri:sI).V. VKlsUr.MtY Hi (ilmiff-tiT lius ;imuH'jr its rockv clitj'.-, mid U'dtics oue floral ouriosit v n LTt-a! beaiuv and iroymnie, tho inaL-noliit i;laiUMis, which ruws in tho si wain i w near the rit v. Kale's Chasm. wIhtp the rwiimdini: waves churn and rtunhlc: tlie Ktic-k-nix Stout, oscillated lor an inch or mi bv the incoiiiin? titles; 'Hd Moth er Ann" find "Whale'.-. Jaw" are amuii1.' the natural wonders (ilnuoes t it discloses. The .Massiicluisetts state census oC 101 ." uave (ilou(!e.-.ter a itoimliitinn hi' 24,478. Het'ore the war most adult males, number' nr aboirt li.(MM), were cinj-aired in Cishin or collateral oc cupations. COMMUNICATIONS (The MnilrTrilmue welcomes rum. niunicuiioits on any subject of gener al interest but Ih in no way risMiiNi ble for tbo KentlinentH expressed. Only in eveeplional niNes will eoitiiniinica Oons ofover IH words lie printed. All eoinmunJeatioiis must le Niuned by tlits writer's niuiie, wbith limy upoti the writer's request le wllh lield.) Lincoln ami li'tiililraiilsin To the editor: It is not the purpose of tho writer to essay at I his time an exhaustive Irealiso on Ihe subject of llneoln and the republican party. It should, however, be of interest to those millions of levers qf Lincoln and to those leadors of the faith in the republican party to know that thruout the length and breadth of our land there aro hundreds of thou sands of voters who are at n loss to know Just what Lincoln republican ism has to di.' with tiie republican ism of today. What was Lincoln's repub licanism? What has republicanism been durlnn the InterveninK years from Lincoln s time to now? Whal does it stand for today? lias the re publicanism of today anything in common with that of the ireat cnian cipalor? Is republicanism anything: is democratism anything? is there anything lanulble m either party about which one can say "this Is re publicanism," or "this is deuir.crat ism"? Is this republicanism a princi ple or is it the ability of the party leaders to feel the popular pulso and then construct a winning platform for the ensuing election? What lias that partisan today, who "lias voted 'or straight since 'til," in common with him who said: "I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to what light I have. I must stand with anybody that stands right; stand with him while .he stands right, and part with him, when bo goes wrong." Some of us many perhaps who try to find the best in both parties, often wonder whether the name of Lincoln is not more cf a credit to the party lo which ho liappenod to belong than that party is to him. Is there reason to believe that such Is not the caso? Let those rabloj partisans, who. taking advantage- of a pretense ol commemorating the great emancipa tor's birthday, wlil leave no stone unturned in their zeal to criticise the present administration and every thing democratic, let thorn heed these words of Kipling which may have considerable application on this subject not intended by their author: "Wait till the memory goes, Wait till the visions fade, Wo may betray In time, God knows, illut we would not have it said. When you make report to our scornful foes, That we kissed as we betrayed." M. A. YOTHKHS. Medfonl, Teb. !lth. There Is more. Catarrll IP this section of the country thun, all other diseases put together, and for year, it was sup posed to be Incurabio. Doctor prescribed local remedies, unil by constrj-.Uy failltiK to cure .Willi local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Catarrh la a local disease. i?reutly ii'luenced by constitutional con ditions and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is taken Internally and acla thru the Blood en the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re ward la uttered for any case that Hull's' C'atnrrli Medicine fails to cure. Send for circulars ami testimonials. R J. CI1KNKV & CO., Toledo, Oldo. Sold by DriiKKlrts. 75c. Hall's Family ''ills tor constipation. BUCKEYE ' INCUBATORS and BROODERS Nafcliiiio- time is near. Why not hatch vmir p;!i,s in a machine that's reliable. A Ihickeye is strict insurance atl'ainM pour hatches. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. 317 East Main StrM TAXI Dodae Car. stand corner Main ani Bartlett. Phone 900. I. 0 DELANEV MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Aliao agent for Fairbanks and Morsf Eneines. 17 South Rlverild. PREVENTION IS BEST CURE FOR , who are weak and run-down are more t. ' t. Tier it t ! susceptible to the disease than per- Every Possible Effort Is Be-1 who are , rost liealth aniI if ing Made In Affected L0-you are in a generally run-down con fnlitioa tn Ctnn "PurtViPr 1 iition "n1 below normal weight this canties to ttop -turtner;warnin houl(1 be need0(i piomptly. Spread 01 Disease. OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH POUND OF CURE Persons Who Catch Colds Easily and Who Are In Run-down Condition In Greatest Danger. Influenza continues lo spread: and tho disease Is now prevalent over many sections of the country. It has batried the medical skill to an unusual extent, and although it lias been held in check In most local-' ities it has gotten beyond control in others. The germ lias eluded bacter iologists, and medical men now agree that the best cure is prevention. The surest prevention is to build up tho bodily powers cf resistance, and to get the system Into the best physical condition possible. It is now universally agreed that it is possible to perfect the powers of resistance of the human system so that it can throw off almost any infection, not excepting Influenza. It lias been observed that persons Everything Electric for Automobiles Trucks and Tractors Guarantee Battery Service Auto Electric Equipment Co. 27 North Grape Street. They're Coming Back A REAL DANCE "With McCormick's Jazzensation Orchestra of Portland, Oregon On their 12 months tour of the United States at the Nat. ASHLAND, TUESDAY, FEB. 10. MEDFORD, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11. DANCING FREE FROM 8 TO 9 P. M. GENERAL CONTRACTORS IIOVSH lU'lLlMN't; OKMKXT Manufacturers and Dealers in Washed Sand, tiravel and Crushed liork. Irrigation Pino nnd Drain Tiio, Cement. Medford Concrete Construction Co. C. J. SICMOX, Manager. A. Ii. LAMB, Construction Supt. NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN .March 15th our large Inciilintnrs will lm nt your service. These iuculiatiirs arc .the ln-st lint water machines nnd nro In Mulled in a modern inciihalor cellar. - Your eggs will lia inrulinted RIGHT. , Agents for tho Kresky Ventilating Brooder Stove The host brooder on the market (.'oino and seo It in operation. ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH Phone H01-W. Curoll F. Carpenter DOLLARS AND SENSE OXK YHAIl WIT.ir US and throe vears in a busi ness office IS TllH PRACTICAL DOLLARS AND KKNSK COrKSH. I CAN plus I WILL equals OPPORTUNITY MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE Individual Instruction Day or evening LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets The Dow Hospital Special attention given to surgical and obstrctical cases. No extra charge for graduate nurses services. The most important person in this hospital is the patient. MEDFORD ' OREGON 1 INFLUENZA ilf you are in this condition nothing on earth will build you up anu i strengthen you like Tanlac, which j contains the most powerful tonic pro- ueilies niiunu iu 01.11:111.;. - constructive tonic and system builder it is without un equal and contains the very elements needed by the sys tem to give you fighting strength to ward off disease germs. This is a statement ot fact and is supported by the recognized authorities and reter ence works including the I!. S. Dis pensatory, the Encyclopedia Hritan lea, and also by standard text bocks used In the schools of medicine. This statement is further proven by the fact that millions of persons who have actually taken Tanlac have testi fied to its extraordinary merit as i medicine and by Ihe fact Tanlac ii today having the largest sale of any tonic on the American market. Tanlac is also an ideal strengthen ing tonic for persons who are suffer ing from the after-effects of colds influenza, ordinary Grippe, and bon- cbial troubles, and hundreds of thou sands are using It daily wtlh most gratifying results. In connection with the Tanlac (realment it is very important to keep Ihe bowels open by taking Tanlac Laxative Tablets, samples of which are enclosed with every bottle of Tan lae. ROAD CONSTRUCTION WORK SAY PUBLIC AUTHORITIES Cafe Holland Special Club Breakfast Xo. 1 35c (1) Egg Ham Hot Cakes Coffee No. 2 35c (1) Egg Bacon Hot Cakes ' Coffee No. 3 33c No. S 35o ..Bjaakfast Steak.. Toast Coffee No. 0 35c (1) Pork Chop (2) Corn Cakes Coffee No. 7 35c (3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage Stripped Bacon orBuckwheat Cukes Ham Coffee Coffee No. 4 35c Fried Mush with Bacon Coffee No. 8 15c Plain Omelette Wheat Cakes Coffee ORDER BY NUMBER Licensed uity bcavenger. All refuse immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Dally business dis trict. Phones 277-J. Dry Slab and Fir Wood Mill Blocks and Coal Valley Fuel Co. Office Phone 76 Residence 739-J We Specialize On LUNCHES And Guarantee To Please Peerless Bakery and Lunch Room Jacksonville Medford INTERCRBAX AUTOCAR CO. Schedule from Jan. 1G. 1920, Dally Except Sunday. Leave Motlford: 7:10 a. tn 8:00 a. ra., 9:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m., 11:00 a. m., 12:00 noon, 1:30 p. m., 2:30 p. m., 3:30 p. in., 4:30 p. m., 6:30 p. m., Sat only 7:30 p. m., 9:30 p.m.. Sat. only 10:30 p. m. Leave Jacksonville: 7:30 a. m., S:30 a. dj., 9:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m., 11:30 a. m., 1:00 p. ra., 2:00 p. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m 7:00 p. m., Sat. only 8:00 p. m.. Sat. only 9:50 p. in. Sunday Only Leavo Medford: 9:00 a. m., 10:30 a. m., 12:00 noon, 2:30 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 5:30 p. m., 7:00 p. m., 9:30 p. m., 10:30 p.m. Leave Jacksonville: 9:30 a. m., 11:30 a. m., 2:00 p. ra., 3:30 p. m., 5:00 p. ni., G:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m., 9:50 p. m. Office and waiting room No. 5 B. Front, Nash Hotel Building. Jackson ville waiting room at Roter's Confec tionery. l.NTKltliUHA.X ALTOOAK CO. Schedule from Ocumer 1, 1Q10. Daily (Except Snnday) Leave Medford Leave Ashland 7:10 a.m. 7:10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 7:65 a.m. 8:25 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:10 a.m. 9:25 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:10 a.m. 10:40 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 13:00 m. 12:45 p.m.- i:00 p.m. 1:25 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:25 p.m. 4:26 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:40 p.m. 8:40 p.rni 8:40 p.m. Sat.only 9:30 p.m. Bat. only 9:30 p.m. Sat. only 10:30 p.m. 12:16 p.m. midnight Sat. only BUXDAY ONLY Leave Medford L eave Aahlaad 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. :30 p.m. :X0 o.m :80 D.m ' Office and waiting room No. 6 South Front, Nash Hotel Building:. Phone 309.